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Summary: A Wonderful Book!
Review: Does anyone ever look at the missing people on postcards or milk cartons? Janie Johnson does, and was shocked to see the picture on her friend's milk carton, which she knew was of herself. Janie had been kidnapped. But how could her loving parents do such a thing? The Face on the Milk Carton is a great book with many plot twists. Once you start reading, you can't put this one down.
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Summary: best book ever
Review: this was a great book. i couldn't put it down there were alot of good parts. how would you feel if saw yourself on a milk carton. this girl searches for more information and finds out that the people she is living with aren't her birth parents all because their real daughter kidnapped a little girl as she stays with the cult and gives her to the javensons. the javensons changed their names to the johnsons.
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Summary: The Face on the Milk Carton
Review: i loved this book! it told a very interesting story that could happen to anyone. What would you do if you saw your picture on a milk carton when you were three years old?! it had the same clothes you used to own saying you were stolen from a shopping mall in new jersey! would you think your parents kidnapped you or what?! that's what janie johnson has to deal with. should she tell anyone, or keep it a secret? the face on a milk carton is a great, worth while book that will keep you up all night reading, so ya betta read it!
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Summary: janie
Review: Do you ever look at the faces on the milk cartons of missing children? People just say the children on the cartons were just kidnaped by there parents that do not have custody of them. What if one day you saw your self on the milk carton except you were three years old. But why? You would wonder. You have loving parents. So why? What would you do? Would you tell some one? Would you call the 1-800 on the milk carton? And who are these people who clam to be your parents? That is exactly what happen to Janie Johnson in the face on the milk carton by Caroline B. Cloony.
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Summary: A gripping, yet understandable book
Review: THE FACE ON THE MILK CARTON, by Caroline B. Cooney.Wondering where her trust, past and family is, Janie Johnson(or is she really) carries the milk carton everywhere with her. You know, the one with the picture of her on it;the day she remembers so well. The collar of her dress itched her neck and her pigtails continually brushed against her cheeks. How can she remember so well when the faces in her day dreams didn't match those of the faces in her daily lives? The carton she has says she was kidnapped at the age of three. Her "parents" don't have pictures of her as a child. They "lost" her birth certificate. It's now all starting to fit together...
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Summary: Read it
Review: This Book Rocks! How would have thought that Janie Johnson was kidnapped and really jennie spring? Ive read all 4 books, but this one is the best of them all. I'd give it 5000 stars if it werent for the fact that i could only give it 5.
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Summary: Caroline B. Cooney did great on this book!
Review: Lots of people were telling me to read this book because it was "really Good!" So I read it and it has a good outline but through out the book Janie go crazy. Litarally!!! She stops eating she loses intreast in her family and friends! Anyway heres the plot Janie is allergic to milk but she absolutlly loves it so she is always stealing it from her freinds. So one day she is looking at her freinds milk carton at the kidnapped child that the dairy always puts on one side of the carton. And she sees herself as the lost child. But that couln't be poosible because she has loving parents that are so absorvided in her and her life they are so good of parents that they couldn't have kidnapped her. So then she looks up in the attic and finds this old trunk which opens to find the dress that the girl in the picture on the milk carton was wearing. So then she goes to confront her parents about it and... But I can't tell you that whole story then you wouldn't readd it and get all the great details. Anyway just go read it. Plese! You will love it!;0) :0)
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Summary: The Face On The Milk Carton
Review: What would you do if you were in school about to drink your milk at lunch time and you see that fimilar outfit that you once wore and your eyes staring back at you? Well this is what happens to Janie Johnson, she is 16 years old and she realizes that she may have been kidnapped. She is not sure what to do and she doesn't know if she should trust her parents. She doesn't know if she should tell her friends because they may she is just joking or that it couldn't happen.Luckily Janie has a next door neighbor about her age, Reeve that helps her though this difficult time. This book is very good because there is something new that happnens in every chapter and keeps you to continue reading. You should definitely read this book.
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Summary: The Face on the Milk Carton
Review: "The Face on the Milk Carton" by Caroline B. Cooney was an outstanding book. There are two sequels to this book that you can't miss. Many people have read this book and couldn't put it down because every page is filled with unpredictable events. In "The Face on the Milk Carton" the main character is a teenage girl named Janie. She lives in a nice neighborhood with her boyfriend living right next door. She has two loving parents that are perfect to her. The story is about a milk carton that has the face of a little girl which Janie thinks is her. She does a lot of research to see if its really her on the carton. But, she finds out a lot more than she thought she would. This book is god for you if you like mysteries and adventures. Janie goes through a lot of changes and adventures. If you liked this book you would definatly enjoy the sequels "Whatever Happened to Janie" and "The voice on the Radio". They are 2 fabulously written books that also deserve a good review.
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Summary: This is a wonderful book!
Review: This is one of my favorite books! Janie Johnson, a normal teenage girl, sits down in her school cafeteria and recognizes the kidnapped little girl on a milk carton to be herself. This and more leads to her search to find out who she really is. This is a book you can't put down. I think it's good because of the detail the author puts in and her style of writing. I also think she did a good job in the way she leads you through Janie's search so that the ending to the book is as surprising to you as it is to Janie. Once you finish it, you'll want to read the other books in the series: "Whatever Happened to Janie", "The Voice on the Radio", and "What Janie Found". You should definitely try this book.
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